Michael Joch

PostDoc in neural control of movements & motor learning.

[Michael Joch @Michael_Joch]

Setting up a new experiment on human-to-human object transfers @NemoLab_Giessen

[NemoLab @NemoLab_Giessen]

We are hosting a Workshop on the "Psychophysiology of error processing" next week in Giessen. We are looking forward to a lot of great talks, conversions and discussions.
#ErrorProcessingGiessen

[Jelena Mueller @PelleLovesPeace]

I am #bananas4neuro 😁

[NemoLab @NemoLab_Giessen]

We actually made it.
Soaking in all the impressions at #SfN19

[Reza Shadmehr @reziliusReza]

When you are holding a drink in your hand, talking to someone, which part of your brain is taking care of the motor commands that hold your arm still? I used to think it's the motor cortex. The data from the last couple of years paint a different picture.

[Nature Neuroscience @NatureNeuro]

Recording from primary motor cortex (M1) and dorsolateral striatum (DLS) during motor skill learning in rats shows that refinement of fine and gross movements is behaviorally and neurally dissociable https://t.co/c0vMayJIpb

[NemoLab @NemoLab_Giessen]

Happy to announce our new paper got published in @NeuroImage_EiC showing that "Subjective vividness of motor imagery has a neural signature in human premotor and parietal cortex" https://t.co/LeTUz4hFFs

[NCM society @ncm_soc]

NCM 2020 meeting will be in Dubrovnik.

Spread the word

#NCMDub

[Michael Joch @Michael_Joch]

Our new article on neural correlates of predictive error processing just got published in Journal of Vision (JoV).
https://t.co/xFiZKyXsD9

[Kording Lab 🦖 @KordingLab]

Not born Bayesian: https://t.co/6J3iNrbYQy

[JNP @JNeurophysiol]

Why Pre-Publish on a Preprint Server? https://t.co/jg8mktT7pY

[NemoLab @NemoLab_Giessen]

Neural Signatures of Reward and Sensory Prediction Error in Motor Learning https://t.co/LeRiiIRaqu

[NemoLab @NemoLab_Giessen]

Of hands, tools, and exploding dots: How different action states and effects separate visuomotor memories https://t.co/tNVmIUvbxK

[Jeff Weiler @Jeff_Weiler]

My paper with @paulgribble & @andpru is now officially published in @NatureNeuro! (https://t.co/e8zODIrdnt) In it we show that spinal stretch reflexes can help maintain the hand’s position in the external world. Why is this a big deal and how did we show this? I'll tell you(1/16)

[Neuromechanics Lab is Lena Ting @NeuromechanicsL]

Moving into a very new direction! Just got a paper accepted in Psychophysiology: Do sensorimotor perturbations to standing balance elicit an error-related negativity? Theory underlying our recent EEG work of Aiden Payne and collaborator Greg Hajcak. Hey @ivrylab @ivryrich

[NCM society @ncm_soc]

#NCMToy program has been announced! Review, register and join us in Toyama, Japan in April 2019. https://t.co/dAkmOQcGFA

[Reza Shadmehr @reziliusReza]

Journal of Neurophysiology @jneurophysiol just announced a reduction in their publication fees. https://t.co/r6WxInmOq6 I love the improvements that editor Bill Yates @neuroyates has done to this wonderful journal.

[Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute @ZuckermanBrain]

In our 4th most-read story of 2018, a study led by Dr. Michael @shadlen revealed that — though we humans often make irrational decisions — there is an underlying rationality to the brain. Learn more about the naturally rational brain: https://t.co/y79jSVh2iF

[Michael Joch @Michael_Joch]

First analysis of ‘pre-registered’ studies shows sharp rise in null findings https://t.co/yTvUSZtbji

[Nature Neuroscience @NatureNeuro]

Medial entorhinal cortex (MEC) represents elapsed time in immobile mice, suggesting there are distinct MEC sub-circuits that encode time during immobility or space during locomotion https://t.co/MWKf0at4pH